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March 18, 2025

The Pakistan Daily

Zia Chishti wins defamation case against UK newspaper

LONDON: Pakistani-American businessman and recipient of the Sitara-e-Imtiaz, Zia Chishti, has won a defamation case against The Telegraph in the Royal Court of Justice, London. The British newspaper has issued a formal apology after admitting that the allegations published against Chishti were false, misleading, and defamatory. The case stemmed from allegations of sexual harassment made by Chishti’s former employee, Tatiana Spottiswood, which The Telegraph had reported. However, before the trial could begin, the newspaper opted for an out of court settlement, acknowledging that its previous stance that the allegations were true and in the public interest, was incorrect. As part

December 14, 2024

The Pakistan Daily

Former OpenAI researcher Suchir Balaji’s death sparks renewed scrutiny of AI Copyright practices

The tragic death of Suchir Balaji, a former OpenAI researcher, has intensified discussions surrounding the use of copyrighted data in artificial intelligence development. The 26-year-old Indian American was found deceased in his San Francisco apartment, a day after his name was cited in a copyright lawsuit against OpenAI. Balaji, who worked at OpenAI for four years before resigning, had been a vocal critic of the company’s alleged misuse of copyrighted material. In an October interview with The New York Times, he revealed his growing unease with the ethical and legal implications of OpenAI’s practices, stating, “If you believe what I

November 28, 2024

Raja Furqan Ahmed

Senior journalist Matiullah Jan abducted from Islamabad

ISLAMABAD: Senior journalist Matiullah Jan has been abducted from Islamabad. According to the details, the son of senior journalist Matiullah Jan has claimed that his father was abducted by unidentified individuals late Wednesday night. In a video posted on X, his son Waheed Murad claimed that unidentified individuals in plain clothes whisked off his father Matiullah Jan and fellow journalist Saqib Bashir from the parking lot of PIMS hospital. Saqib Bashir was later let go in sector I-9 of Islamabad. However, Matiullah Jan remains missing, the son claimed. Matiullah’s son has demanded that his father be let go immediately and

December 23, 2023

News Desk

Government stops selling PCB media rights

The government has barred the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) from selling media rights, requiring approval for every major decision. The PCB management committee has been reduced to handling day-to-day affairs only, leading to deadlock on critical issues. With the Pakistan Super League (PSL) scheduled for February, the delay in media rights negotiations has raised concerns. The government’s intervention came in the form of a letter to board officials, seeking prior approval before major actions were taken. Anxiety has gripped the board, fearing possible delays if every decision requires the Prime Minister’s approval. The sale of PSL media rights, critical to

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